When you try to format your whole document with gq it usually happens that the heading and the text from the next line get joined into one line. This is because the text usually starts directly in the line after the heading instead of using a blank line in between.
The following StackExchange issue has a neat and simple solution for this: https://vi.stackexchange.com/a/6034/40145
Maybe this could be implemented to this script. Maybe it is also too hacky / too much of a workaround for being in this official script. I would also understand that argumentation.
When you try to format your whole document with
gqit usually happens that the heading and the text from the next line get joined into one line. This is because the text usually starts directly in the line after the heading instead of using a blank line in between.The following StackExchange issue has a neat and simple solution for this: https://vi.stackexchange.com/a/6034/40145
Maybe this could be implemented to this script. Maybe it is also too hacky / too much of a workaround for being in this official script. I would also understand that argumentation.